Money creation

I think that all the people who read this forum are aware that money creation on this planet is done by private bankers. Thus you realize that the Federal Reserve is privately owned by JP Morgan, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs etc. They create money out of thin air and lend it to the government and the people and charge interest. The same people that own the Federal Reserve, own the Euro, own the IMF…etc etc. The magnitude of this crime is IMMENSE. The suffering we as a planet tolerate needs to come to an end. I could go on and on about this, but I don’t see the point, please explore Eustice Mullins for tremendous detail.

However with all of this said there is a little sunshine on the horizon. Of course if you are a government and you want to print your own currency then you are shot or suicided. Geez all because you want to print your OWN PAPER and exchange goods and services! You are killed. That’s a fact. But back to the sunshine: It is North Dakota State Bank, backed BY THE STATE and they lend to themselves. 3% unemployment in North Dakota and no foreclosures. Here is a fine example of a state taking some of it’s power away from the money vampires. Sure they still have to use Federal Reserve notes (otherwise the bullets would be flying), but at least the people of the state can lend to themselves at zero interest. This is a step forward.

http://www.banknd.nd.gov/about_BND/

For info on this check out Ellen Brown and her book “Web of Debt”.

It’s actually completely RIDICULOUS that we rely on private banks to print money and they charge interest (96% of all money on the planet is ELECTRONIC!! anyway…what the heck do we need these vampires for anyway… time to wake up from our slavery!!) . From my research the Central Bank of China is owned by the government and not private bankers and their economy is still booming. But if somebody has contrary info about the Chinese Central Bank please correct me.

All the best…hkj

Tell me about it! State banks and small Credit unions are the future of our localized “protectionist” economies.

I read that out in the State of Oregon the Gubernatorial Democratic Primary was between a former Governor named John Kitzhaber and a fellow named Bill Bradbury. Bradbury was all about Oregon forming its own Sate Bank citing how N Dakota weathered the financial crash so well because of is protectionist fiscal and usury policy. Kitzhaber kept his mouth shut about the whole thing, even when I emailed his office. Guess who won?

You would think Liberals in Oregon would want the candidate who wanted to protect their economy through socialist financial options. However, I think they are holding out for Kitzhaber on the off-chance that he will come out for single-payer health care in Oregon by taking advantage of the Wyden (D, OR) amendment to the national senate bill.

I am inclined to think that they shouldn’t hold their breath.

I put my money in a local credit union that invests in the community I live in. The customer service is great too because they want to keep my business unlike the National Banks who treated my like their Serf.